The United way, in collaboration with Minute Maid Park is hosting a baseball themed summer math camp for students. The goal of this camp is to take mathematic education out of the classroom and in to the real world by giving students hands on and active approach to education.
The United Way is hosting a fun event to teach children math.
The event is called “Have A Ball With Math,” and it is one of the many summer camp education programs that have swept the United States. More than three hundred students are attending this program which is supported by neuroscience. Students are certainly headed toward a brighter future with programs like these.
We’re actually here for the math stuff, for the United Way Club and for the Astros game,
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- Minute Maid Park is hosting a summer math even.
- More than 300 students from Houston Texas are attending.
- The United Way is sponsoring the event.
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